Sentence examples similar to and it is difficult to sympathize from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to sympathize with such logistical problems.

It's difficult to sympathize fully with either of these two characters.

Although the case may well turn into an argument in relation to free speech online, it's difficult to sympathize with the trolls.

It's difficult to sympathize with the dire problems these teachers are confronting during the circus-clowns-emerging-from-a-tiny-car routines they frequently deliver.

The liberal Haaretz newspaper stated that "[i]t is difficult to sympathize with Finkelstein's opinions and preferences, especially since he decided to support Hezbollah, meet with its fighters and visit the graves of some of its slain operatives".

The pressure for an heir eventually reaches breaking point, and it's difficult not to sympathize, even if you're not a teenage-girl viewer.

But it was difficult to find gifts for her — Jewel could sympathize with that.

It's difficult to advance the argument that counterfeiting luxury goods is O.K., or even good for luxury brands — though it has been done — but it's easy to sympathize with people on either end of the business.

It was hard to sympathize, since in this case getting older meant turning 24.

Stealing diamonds is a serious crime, but as I paid the check it was difficult for me not to sympathize with these desperate and inventive men.

It is also the most difficult to sympathize with, since, in those years of the post-Stalin "thaw," it seems likely that the composer more or less voluntarily applied to join.